Preventing Spam: Index to Spam Resources





	Preventing Spam: Index to Spam Resources What is Spam, Spoofing, and Phishing? Spam Spoofing Phishing What is Georgetown University Doing to Reduce Spam? IronPort Spam Filtering Attachment Filtering Traffic Monitoring Infected PC Response Acceptable Use Policy What Are Other Universities Doing to Prevent Spam? Fall 2004 Survey from The Chronicle of Higher Education Spyware on Campus - The Next Plague? What Can You Do to Prevent Spam? Use E-mail Client Software Filters Use Your GUMail Address Less Often Remove Your GUMail Address From Web Pages Don't Click on Links or Invitations from Strangers Do Not Download and Install Spyware Follow the Gudelines for Students on How to Protect Your Computer Follow the Guidelines for Faculty and Staff on How to Protect Your Computer Report Spam to the Proper Authority What If I Receive Spam? Use E-mail Client Software Filters Don't Click on Links or Invitations from Strangers Report Spam to the Proper Authority UIS Technology Policies Georgetown University Information Security Policy Georgetown University Computer Systems Acceptable Use Policy Other sources of information on Spam from Georgetown University How to Protect Your Computer: Guidelines for Students How to Protect Your Computer: Guidelines for Faculty and Staff E-Notes, the University Information Services Newsletter The CAN-SPAM Act of 2003: Is Relief in Sight?, March-April 2004 Stamp Out Spam: Controlling Bulk E-mail, April 2003 Spam, Scams, and Junk Mail, May-June 2002 Other sources of information on spam from external resources Coalition Against Unsolicited Email SpamCop Spam Reporting Service Information about Nigerian Advance Fee / 419 Scams Symantec Virus Hoax List DOE/CIAC HoaxBusters London School of Economics and Political Science: Email "Spamming" and Email "Spoofing" Higher Education Anti-Spam Survey Spam Conference, Cambridge, Massachusetts, January 17, 2003